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01-08-2012, 04:35 PM
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Despite all the probable hype on the part of the seller, this 1918 luger looks pretty pristine. I don't even seen blue wear on the right frame rail nor either side of the muzzle. Could this luger have somehow ended up in Argentina as a commercial sales item after WW1 maybe without even being issued aa a military gun? Just speculation!
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